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19 Apr 2013, 02:24
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Hi everyone,
As it says on the tin, what's the job market like in the US for international MBA grads? Of course I take it graduating from elite schools where most companies recruit always gives you a great chance, but what about the the non "elite" places, places like Penn State or Boston U (as two examples)? From reading the Bloomberg Businessweek rankings both those schools rank in the top 40, which is quite respectable, while not at the very top.
Do a lot of companies get discouraged from employing international grads from non-elite schools? Or is it the classic case of working hard and graduating near the top of the class and networking effectively that will help employment prospects? Thanks all.
As it says on the tin, what's the job market like in the US for international MBA grads? Of course I take it graduating from elite schools where most companies recruit always gives you a great chance, but what about the the non "elite" places, places like Penn State or Boston U (as two examples)? From reading the Bloomberg Businessweek rankings both those schools rank in the top 40, which is quite respectable, while not at the very top.
Do a lot of companies get discouraged from employing international grads from non-elite schools? Or is it the classic case of working hard and graduating near the top of the class and networking effectively that will help employment prospects? Thanks all.
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